Three stalks of tack oat grass {Avena sativa}  with large drops of clear water at their tips stand against a black background with multiple other strands of grass blurred out of focus in the background.  The water is present because the grass is guttating; guttation is a process wherein plants release water at the tips of their stems due to root pressure.  I like how the other strands of grass give the image a feeling as though it's taken in a lawn or field of grass, without distracting from the primary element (the guttation).   This is an uncropped image, so it should be able to be enlarged to print at 16x24&quot; easily. (Marc C. Perkins)